如何使用 Sublime Text 显示 PHP 网页（三）？

Question

I have tried following this guide , unfortunately this only displays the code being executed rather than showing how a HTML page with embedded PHP would look like.

What I want is someway to execute index.php file to view how that website would look and behave. With index.html in sublime text this is easy enough with right click and then Open in Browser . How can I do this with PHP files and Sublime Text 3 or an alternative method with other software?

Answer 1

You can use the built-in PHP web server (for PHP >= 5.4.0) which you can run with the following command from the directory where you PHP file is (note that PHP.exe 's directory must be added to the PATH environment variable if you are on Windows)

php -S localhost:8000

A simpler solution would be to install something like XAMPP which has Apache (A web server) already configured with PHP. once installed you can put your PHP files inside the htdocs directory and you'll be able to execute your PHP code by going to http://localhost/yourfile.php .

Answer 2

I'm answering under the assumption that you already have Apache/PHP running locally.

I think the most popular solution for SublimeText3 is to use the SideBarEnhancements package. You can use Package Control to install it. After you install SideBarEnhancements, you can right click on a PHP file in the sidebar and click "Open In Browser" to see how it would look after being parsed by PHP. You might have to right-click on your project and go to Project -> Edit Project URLs to configure the paths to your project. When you select "Edit Project URLs" a new file will open named "SideBarEnhancements.json" where you can configure your paths.

You should put the following code inside the file.

{
    "/path/to/your/document/root":{
        "url_testing":"http://localhost",
        "url_production":"http://www.example.com"
    },
}

Answer 3

To Directly run the PHP web page in browser using Sublime-text you can make a build-system which will run the PHP file in the browser. I'm assuming you have apache/nginx installed in your system. Make a build file using Tools -> Build System -> New Build System .
Copy the following code in the file and Save.

    {
    "shell_cmd":"firefox \"localhost/$file_base_name.php\"", 
    "file_regex": "^(...*?):([0-9]*):?([0-9]*)",
    "selector": "embedding.php",
    "variants": 
   } 

Your PHP file should be saved in the Server root folder. Press Ctrl+B to display file in the browser.

Answer 4

You'll need to configure Apache HTTP Server on your local computer. Depending on what type of OS your computer is running, you may already have it - but most people use MAMP or WAMP or some graphic interface to administer it.

From there, you'd use a local port (usually localhost:8888) to view the file in your browser.

You can use Browser Refresh to save and also refresh the page.

You can also use something like CodeKit to watch your files and automatically inject the styles or refresh the page.